Tutorials
Tutorial at From My Carolina Home Blog
- Tutorial - How To Make A Denim I Spy Rag Quilt
To make this rag quilt you will need a stack of old jeans Tutorial at Hangry Fork Blog "Here’s a super cute denim I spy rag quilt I made last week. This quilt is made from my husband’s old jeans so I’m calling this quilt “The Fart Quilt”....
- Tutorial - How To Fix A Mistake In A Finished Quilt
How to lift patches that were sewn wrong in a finished quilt Tutorial at From My Carolina Home Blog "Sometimes the excitement of finishing a project gets the better of me and I do something careless in my haste to finish. Well, that happened with...
- Tutorial - How To Make A Mini-quilt
This little quilt is only 7" square Tutorial at Michelle's Romantic Tangle Blog "Yesterday, I thought I was in love with this little quilt. Now that I've got it quilted, it's a case of full blown quilt lust. In case you didn't...
- Tutorial - How To Make A Chevron Rag Quilt
Good Quilt for a Boy Chevron Rag Quilt Tutorial at Ricochet and Away Blog "I attempted to make his quilt as big-boy-ish as I could and use fewer, larger sized blocks. My design inspiration: chevrons. Those trendy zig-zags are so popular right now,...
- Tutorial - How To Make Black & White Windmill Quilt Blocks
So pretty! I love the black and white. If you look closely at each of the 8 small squares - they're just half square triangles. It's the way they're arranged that create the windmill pattern. Her technique for half square triangles looks quick...
Tutorials
Tutorial - Quilt Thread Color Experimentation
Comparison of different thread colors on the same quilt to showcase the differences
Tutorial at From My Carolina Home Blog
"Standing in my French inspired kitchen, I was thinking about the toile quilt I was in the process of making. The pie safe in the middle of the kitchen is green, and it occurred to me that the toile would make a perfect addition to the décor. After all, toile is a French word meaning ‘linen cloth’, so it fit the theme. Toile has been traced back to the middle ages in Europe, and since the 1700s has been used to describe a fabric with some kind of scene repeated over the fabric in a single color most often black, red or blue. Thinking about it further, I decided that I would use the blocks I had to create not one lap quilt, but three table toppers to use in the kitchen and dining room. This gave me an opportunity to look at the difference a choice of thread color could make in the finished design".... Read more
- Tutorial - How To Make A Denim I Spy Rag Quilt
To make this rag quilt you will need a stack of old jeans Tutorial at Hangry Fork Blog "Here’s a super cute denim I spy rag quilt I made last week. This quilt is made from my husband’s old jeans so I’m calling this quilt “The Fart Quilt”....
- Tutorial - How To Fix A Mistake In A Finished Quilt
How to lift patches that were sewn wrong in a finished quilt Tutorial at From My Carolina Home Blog "Sometimes the excitement of finishing a project gets the better of me and I do something careless in my haste to finish. Well, that happened with...
- Tutorial - How To Make A Mini-quilt
This little quilt is only 7" square Tutorial at Michelle's Romantic Tangle Blog "Yesterday, I thought I was in love with this little quilt. Now that I've got it quilted, it's a case of full blown quilt lust. In case you didn't...
- Tutorial - How To Make A Chevron Rag Quilt
Good Quilt for a Boy Chevron Rag Quilt Tutorial at Ricochet and Away Blog "I attempted to make his quilt as big-boy-ish as I could and use fewer, larger sized blocks. My design inspiration: chevrons. Those trendy zig-zags are so popular right now,...
- Tutorial - How To Make Black & White Windmill Quilt Blocks
So pretty! I love the black and white. If you look closely at each of the 8 small squares - they're just half square triangles. It's the way they're arranged that create the windmill pattern. Her technique for half square triangles looks quick...